Posted by KCTractors on December 15, 2013 at 17:35:16 from (166.181.83.250):
Got a set of sleeves,pistons and rings from a closed dealership. My question is the oil ring has five pieces to it, how do you install this on the piston? It consists of a normal looking oil ring, two spacers for top and bottom of oil ring, one thin ring the width of piston grove ( very flex-able), and one the width of the groove with continuous like s-curves the diameter of the piston groove. I bought these maybe ten, twelve years ago and have no direction , so how would I install the oil ring in the piston? Talked to a mechanic and he said he never seen anything like that. He said to just use the s-curved ring and the oil ring with top and bottom spacer. What do you guys think?
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